Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
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BERLu, July I6.-The tension Of feeI.
lna tsWaFd France has FelaKed ainee q,
krench fete day has FAssed without III
Occurrences Of any German demon.
STATIONS. The accounts IN the German
papers Of incidents il Paris on ThuFa-
oay represent that the repression Of The
poPalaF oulbarsa waa solsly accom-
plieaoo by the presence Of suoh maeses
os troops all along the ,Foate travelled
oy President 0refy asd bis ministers
90 their way 10 tha review az Long
champ1 es bad never been sosn "a PaFia
since TIE days Of the Empire, and tue
pagers neek 10 prove thai he populsoe
SeFe u reality unable % make 9 den-
SastFAtiOn; thaa tie exlZAoFdinary pre-
oauttons taken By tke government, al
though successful b. paralysinR the
Chs saVinists. AeA ei>1n aatitioas aspoct
% the ealmness which characterized
The German embassy in Paris vas
specially guarded. There was no ap-
pserance Of troops In front OF TIE
building, bat q body Of cavalry was
vicinity from early morn sill midniQhk,
The return TO the German people Of q
oalmeH mood toward France can be as
sursd, however, only By the cessation OF
the Systematic persecution Of German
residents 10 French towns, Jet the ton
denoy seems all the other way. The
Chauvinist press oOntin1e 10 publish
the names and address Of Germans wh0
- e.
warn the members OF the Patriotic
League not TO have any dealings with
them.
Tho minor German employees are
being hunted out Of places Al the rate
OF 100 weekly, and Il ls estimated that
Germans holding situations 10 France,
who last year numbered 5000. have
been decreased one half within the last
six months. Count Won Munster, Ger
man Ambassador at Paris, Is having .
constant stream OF appeals for help
against the outFages which are being
peFpesrated upon Germans. The suf-
feFers are, In the main. skilled work
men who Gnd employment In the manu-
factarina ceaters OF France. These
appeals we're made the subject Of an
oral diplomatic representation to II
EioErens, Foreign Minister, By Count
Won Munster, on Wednesday last. The
Count has followed his oral representa-
ton with Q written rsmonstsAnoe, to
which the French Minister, FlorTens,
viii have to make 9 written reply.
Minister FloErsns ts also aaked
By Count Won Munster, II his (the
MinisteR's) government is poweFless
70 deal With the organ Of the Boulaneer-
/ Iwss. NJ. - n. -
THAI the 0ermaa functiouaEies In
France were oil spies; that The central
nes. Of reptiles was the German en-
bassy, and Count Won MunsteF himself
was the director Of the spy admipistra-
iion. M. FloFreas has made o verbal
promise 20 interfere and 90 use every
poweF Of the Government TO prevent
assaults on Germans IN the future.
Since Count Ven Munster made the re-
monstRance, the German oonsulates at
Bordeaux and R0wen report street at-
tacks upon Germans In those cities, and
the Bordeaux consul claims that the
windows OF his residences have been
smaehed. The German papers 81 every
party concur 10 the opinien that the
situation is intolefable, and that IL is
Absolutely necessary for the Freuch
0uNefumtnN 20 lHtGFpuac tc5ututety 20
stop German beating"
Count Ven Munster viii take Q holi-
day TO recrnit his health and give Min
isteF FloFresa breathing space and
time to prepare bis reply 10 she 0eEmsn
remonsiFance. bat 70 is considered GER
tain that Prince Bismarck will insist
upon practical Response In the nature
Of an assured protection for Germans
IN France.
The Emperor's interview With the
Emperor Of Austria viii take place At
GAsitsn on the 18th instant. The Em-
porog suffers from the heat aRd is im-
patient 10 hasten his departure from
MaiDsu. He will leave on Tuesday.
The Princess Bismarck and Count HsF
bert Bismarck left Berlin tonight. They
are going 10 Mainsu 10 visi, Count
William BismAFk. The Princess will
afteFuard proceed 10 Hamburg. Count
Herbert will take holiday a. kosnia-
seein 10 the Tausus Mountains and
Afterwards will proceed 10 Hamburg
Prince Bismarck while In Berlin re-
Gently inquired into the complaints
made By the Catholic Bishops Of ths
vexaliona exercised In the Possn die
cess and Of the FiRht Of the Government
10 veto cc1eeded under the agreement
between Prussia and the Vatican Ths
local Presidena has vetoed the nomtna-
tons Of The parish priests inciudine 90
well known Cierioala DR.. ]. A. 6edev
skie, q BeVufy Of the RsiebsiaR, DF
Kabowte1. DtrectoF Of ths Seminary
ana Father Radziekiaki, former editoi
OF the kstoltf Of Selesia- Prince BIS
march has directed The Ober Pfeaiden
10 reconsider his veto In several Gases.
TIE Nsfsosal ZsffssJ announces |
successfal police raid ca the Berlin So
caAiists yesterday evening". vhea sevei
lpeEssns farming Q centrAl commits
of q secret society Of Democrats. ver
aEregAsd. u is rspogtea that grave evi
dsnos % 9 treaso0abls ccnap1racJ vi
Be obtained azAins1 then.
Tha Danish oapeain. earauw, Who va
Condensed 10 twelve years' imprlaon
meni 81 hard labof, for treaeoa and 70
beng 9 spy, has bad Bic sentence rs
dnesd 10 six years. TIE kupsrog hayfnl
ngniAsd q desire for Tue early release Q
safAaw ard al ether persons eonviote'
Of treaROn-
Klein and 0Fsbest. who we're reosuti
convicted af Lslpeto, vill Be tFADsferre
70 the Halle penitenttGFy. Oapt SaFaa'
win ss Transferred 20 The prison 9
| iCscsaesznd. Berlin.
Tne 6aedesrsth bad decided 70 fore
tie nsw import dnssss On Alcahol ana
The s1th inss. The lag foz s1ppfesato
and placin9 Of iaxss cn drinks vitl b
enforcsd afteR the AFss sf Sspae0eeI
Ths mAkin9 Of Spirits co aoeoant q
federal states will eo0ma1ss On Ootooe
Ist ana The sale Of Aleohol hy saates vi
Be besun % January lst-
The lAkasa repeEt ffom ne ne0icl
rsnslsmsn idsntiaed With the eaee 9
he Grown Princa FreosFtek william
, tai he treatusnt adopttd hA1 prove
| AheaiHtalv eneceasful He 10 mAto - {
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